MÎ E THE PLACES NÎ TH MORN WE CALL HOME Î ANC We acknowledge the traditional territories and oral practices of the Stoney Nakoda, FF KA Blackfoot and the Tsuut’ina First Nations NBA NA and the Métis Nation (Region 3) of the NAS Treaty 7 region of southern Alberta. [...] We acknowledge the Shushwap and K’tunaxs First Nations to the west, as well as the Treaty 7 First Nations—the Stoney Nakoda First Nation: the Wesley, Bearspaw and Chiniki bands, the Blackfoot, the Kainai, the Piikani and the Siksika First Nations, the T’suuTina First Nation, as well as the Métis People of Region 3. [...] Alberta Regional Dashboard affordability, We also share our work to date in crafting Banff Lake Louise Tourism a Housing Systems Map to present a Tourism Together Resident Survey availability and consolidated view of all of the actors within the housing ecosystem, and some of the Community Data Program instability poses interventions currently being deployed to StatsCan Census Profile, the greates. [...] This growth highlights the incredible The decrease in population in both desirability of our region as well as the need for increased Lake Louise and Kananaskis are not housing supply, asking our community to grapple with at all surprising, and can be attributed the complex interplay between development and other to the combination of need-to-reside requirements and Covid-19 staffing community int. [...] the agency to These additional indicators change them.” highlight the interconnected nature of both the causes and CHERYL ROSE impacts of housing insecurity, which mirrors the interrelated and often interdependent relationship among all of the UN SDGs more broadly.
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